Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-16
At The EranrolicnI Lutheran church, in

at the Evangelical Lutheran church, in
this CITY. last Sabbath, Revs. y. IL.
Sticklev. of Middlebrook, Augusta coun-
ty. and f. O. Keister, of Hairisonbllrg'
officiating. Mr. Riser IS a!oung minis
ter of fine attainments from Charleston,
S. c. IN
A large addition to the editce Of Inn
ity Fpiscopal church, in this city (Rey.
W. q. Huliibeu, rector, has been com
menccd
Rev. Wiliam Dinwidlie closed last
Sabbap night in the lresbyterian church
Mt Waynesboro' the protuctcd services
Of several weeks. Large additions to the
membership Of the church resulted from
his preaching.
Wavncshoro' Is one of the most pro
gressive towns Of the Valley. The clas-
steal female seminary established there
this fall numbers oighiy-one pupils
already. A new building in connection
With the boarding department IS about
completed. The Fishbome Military
School is full, the cadet corps being pro
hcient in tactics rs wen rs thoroughly
taught IN the academic course. Mcssrs.
Saunders and Corse, graduates OF the
Virginia Military Institute, are associ-
ated with Mr.. Fishborne in the conduct
Of this school, which is annually en-
larging its accommodations to meet the
demands Of increasing numbers.
Mr.. j. A. Patterson's splendid flour
roller mills, with the elevator OF 10000
bushels capacity, and the furniture
manufacturing establishments of the
Lambert Brothers and G. A. Alexander
are Of the leading manufacturing indus
tries of Waynesboro'. 1t is a large ship
ping point, by the Chesapeake aud Ohio
railroad, OF wheat, -four, and hay, and
by the intersection Of the Shenandoah
Valley Line with the first named has be-
come q leading railroad centre. by this
latter line there is an extensive COM
merce in coke, coal, cattle, and Tennes-
see marble from the Southwest daily
transported North.
at the Thanksgiving service in the
Groenyille Baptist church on the 9th
instant Rev O. +. Flippo, ID. D., OF
Roanoke, will occupy the pulpit.
I IIi IIlIlti Al WI 4rlAI 4HtMNOjs Mtlb
died ut his residence IN Greenville, as
announced in the Dispotcb Of the 18th
instant. took place at Thornrose Gene
terry, Stanton, yesterday morning, Rev.
DR.. j. $. Gardner, pastor Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, South, and a
large number of friends Of the deceased
in att ndance. The funeral services took
place in Greonyilic Sabbath afternoon.
at which an immense assemblage Of
people in that section of the county were
present. Rev. W. l.. Dolly, of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
oficiated.
The Circuit Court Of Augusta, Judge
Mclaughlin, is now in session.
The committee of the City Council
authorized 10 contract have done so
with the Thompson-Houston Electric
Light Company for an additional
dynamo, which viii serve the enlarge
meut of the plant owned by the city
With the view of supplying a commercial
branch of the same. The wires and
apparatus to place the electric light in
stores and other buildings are now
rapidly going UP.
The DiD0fri Of the 9th Of October
announced the letting OF the contract
for building the additions of court
room and two clerks Offices TO the Gov
vcrumtnt house at iari-onburg 20 Mr..
u. T.. Iluslev, of this city. Mr. Tinsley
has closed the same with al required Of
him IT, the Goyelnmont and yesterday
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